What does dimber-damber mean?
Dimber-damber means Alternative form of dimber damber..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
Alternative form of dimber damber..
No, Jim, I only piked into Deuceaville with a dimber-damber, who couldn't pad the hoof for a single darkman's without his bloss to keep him from getting pogy.
"He'll make hisself the dimber-damber in hell," declared another.
Renter lifted up a tin mug of lime juice and vinegar, and poured it over William's head, and shouted for all to hear: "I, dimber-damber and upright-man, with this gage of bowse, do Stall thee, Crank Cuffin, to the Rogue!..."
Not me, Jerry — there 's one a-coming as will tip you the lay — an old pal, Jerry, a flaming buck o' the high pad, a reg'lar dimber-damber, a — hist ! 'T is him at last, I think, but ha' your popps ready in case, Jerry.
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Dimber-damber means Alternative form of dimber damber..
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No, Jim, I only piked into Deuceaville with a dimber-damber, who couldn't pad the hoof for a single darkman's without his bloss to keep him from getting pogy.
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